Creative food craft ideas
Ah, the elusive, sly golden snitch that effectively ends any Quidditch game, in cake pop form. No, in butterbeer cake pop form. Harry Potter fans rejoice. And learn to make them HERE at Amy Bites. Also, be sure to follow the link to butterbeer cupcakes.
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Now, I would certainly never deny the healthful benefits of fruit as a snack choice, especially bananas, but I do kinda love that these frozen banana cookies look exactly like frozen bananas. And that the only function of a real banana in their making was to create the template. Find the how-tos HERE at Munchkin Munchies.… Read More ...
Check out this fabulous lemonade stand Ashley from Cute as a Fox submitted, and learn to make these stuffed peanut butter pops, her team’s entry to the Kellogg’s™ Rice Krispies™ Making Memories Challenge. Click HERE for the recipe. You can also find a recipe for the Rice Krispies ice cream cones HERE.
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I will never ever ever tire of Harry Potter. I can’t decide which of these beautifully-photographed Harry Potter themed treats from The Pastry Affair are my favorites: The “cockroach clusters,” the “acid pops,” the licorice wands or the chocolate frogs. See them all and learn to make them HERE at The Pastry Affair.
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Look at that guy just staring at me. Too cute. Learn to make marshmallow cows on a stick HERE at Cute Food for Kids.… Read More ...
My daughter sat entranced by the video showing the how-tos for crafting the origami portion of these adorable froggy pops with cake pop crowns. The frogs double as talking puppets, too (watch the video, you’ll see what I mean). Find a fantastic step-by-step tutorial HERE at Belle Cake Topper and Mould including the video.
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It seems s’mores would be less structurally sound than a wall, especially s’mores balanced on a stick, but Humpty Dumpty isn’t known for wise choices about his own safety, I suppose, and these are horribly clever. Make Humpty Dumpty sittin’ on a s’more HERE at Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons.… Read More ...
I’m loving the literal translation of “cake pops” over at Strawberry Chic. Learn to make these mini cake cake pops HERE.… Read More ...
This post will be twofold: 1. A self-serving push to promote my square rainbow cookie pops (you know, to represent the real-life square versions of rainbows). And, 2. To send you over to CraftShare 2011 at Sew Can Do, where you’ll find all kinds of Tasty Treats this week. Find the tutorial for rainbow cookie pops HERE.
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Turn marshmallows into firecrackers HERE at Kitchen Fun with My 3 Sons.… Read More ...
Callye of The Sweet Adventures of SugarBelle must seriously think I’m stalking her around the web. But that’s kinda because I am. Check out her latest guest post over at one of my other favorite blogs, Glorious Treats, to learn to make stained glass cookie pops for the 4th of July, HERE.… Read More ...
And now one from me…. Learn to make fondant gerbera daisy cookie pops HERE at my blog.… Read More ...
And now one from yours truly: sort of odd, I know, but blame my kid. She invented these. Learn to make cereal-coated cake pops HERE at my other blog.… Read More ...
What sold me was that the icing is flavored to match the drink! Pina colada, strawberry daquiri, mojito… Yum. Learn to make cocktail cookies with umbrellas HERE at The Enchanted Oven.… Read More ...
…and for the 4th of July, no less, but really, you could change up the colors for any occasion. Find these clever pinwheel cookies HERE at Munchkin Munchies, inspired by these stunning pinwheel cookie pops from Bubble and Sweet.
